$25 per player, winner take all. I'll throw in a $50 gift card to the place of your choice to sweeten the pot and knock people off the fence. I can see this thing growing each year.

We'll draft 10 current or former athletes each (American sports leagues). If retired, they must have had at least a five year professional career. No min age, college athletes OK. Max age of retired athletes is 50 years old as of Feb 1. Must be 50 or younger on Feb 1, 2013.

Point system. Most total points from their team of 10 when the ball drops on Dec 31, 2013 wins. We'll try to draft the last week of Jan and start it Feb 1. Let me know if you're in.

Death - 100 points

Various arrests (arrests not convictions) point chart, points accumulative if more than one apply. Resisting arrest charge is an extra 20 points on top of any of these.

Lotta turns this thing could take. Do you fill your roster exclusively with criminals...or do you take your shot with an Earl Campbell type, (And I know Earl is outside the current criteria) a real good guy, a law abiding citizen - that just happen to get the life taken out of him from the game. Being dead gets you a hundy.

Anyone know how far back the NFL concussion reports go?

Lastly, the draft is going to be great. Cause you know there will be far more times then a regular draft that a gem is going to be uncovered. "F@%^*, I shoulda thought of that idiot!!"

CAVSTRIBEBROWNSin07! wrote:Can you drop and add players or do you stick with the team you drafted?

For simplicity sake, we'll just have people woll with their same 10 person teams all year.

I propose one instance, and one instance only in allowing a roster change.

With the holy grail being death, and worth 100 big points....say you've been both wise enough, and lucky enough to select a guy who careens his car off a cliff on March first and falls to his death. That's 100 points, (plus possible alcohol related bonuses) however, that player can no longer score, with the exception of possible post humous paternity action. Shouldnt be penalized in any way for hitting a home run like this.

CAVSTRIBEBROWNSin07! wrote:Can you drop and add players or do you stick with the team you drafted?

For simplicity sake, we'll just have people woll with their same 10 person teams all year.

I propose one instance, and one instance only in allowing a roster change.

With the holy grail being death, and worth 100 big points....say you've been both wise enough, and lucky enough to select a guy who careens his car off a cliff on March first and falls to his death. That's 100 points, (plus possible alcohol related bonuses) however, that player can no longer score, with the exception of possible post humous paternity action. Shouldnt be penalized in any way for hitting a home run like this.

In any event, succinctly - gotta be able to replace the dead guy.

Agreed. If you are lucky enough to have someone die, you can replace him.

"It's like dating a woman who hates you so much she will never break up with you, even if you burn down the house every single autumn." ~ Chuck Klosterman on Browns fans relationship with the Browns

CAVSTRIBEBROWNSin07! wrote:Can you drop and add players or do you stick with the team you drafted?

For simplicity sake, we'll just have people woll with their same 10 person teams all year.

I propose one instance, and one instance only in allowing a roster change.

With the holy grail being death, and worth 100 big points....say you've been both wise enough, and lucky enough to select a guy who careens his car off a cliff on March first and falls to his death. That's 100 points, (plus possible alcohol related bonuses) however, that player can no longer score, with the exception of possible post humous paternity action. Shouldnt be penalized in any way for hitting a home run like this.

In any event, succinctly - gotta be able to replace the dead guy.

Agreed. If you are lucky enough to have someone die, you can replace him.

I just LOL'd

Galley Boys are slop on top of a so-so burger and a bun you coulde get from a Covneninet food mart generic pack. They the Antoine Joubert of burgers; soft, sloppy, oozing grease and cheap sauce and extremely overrated by a biased fan base. Proof that if you throw enough cheap sauce shit on a burger you still can't overcome the lame burger. -JB